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liar
noun as in person who tells falsehood
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Example Sentences
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I’ve always been a bad liar, and I’m definitely lying right now.
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He knew a liar when she was sitting in front of him, wrapped in a filthy piece of stage curtain and balancing a broken costume crown on her head.
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“As I suspected! Miss Lumley, you are a liar, and here is proof.”
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“Call him a liar, if you must speak to the man at all.”
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“Either that or they are all liars,” she said, “but I assume they really just don’t know.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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